Where Do We Go from Here?

Mark Major is a is a PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science at Rutgers University.

• Part 1 Part I: The Global ImaginationChapter 2 1 Democracy, Foreign Policy, and WarChapter 3 2 Immigration Policy: A View from the LeftPart 4 Part II: The Domestic Policy ImaginationChapter 5 3 From Private Profits to Public Goods? A Human Rights Assessment of Health Care ReformChapter 6 4 Higher Education: Reclaiming the University as a Democratic Public SphereChapter 7 5 The Death and Life of Great American NewspapersChapter 8 6 Charlie Brown, Machiavelli, and Labor's Passive RevolutionPart 9 Part III: Beyond PolicyChapter 10 7 Radical Feminism in the Age of ChoiceChapter 11 8 Religion, Spirituality, and the Progressive ImaginationChapter 12 9 Race and Democracy: The American OxymoronChapter 13 10 Sketching a More Progressive Public Philosophy: The Theory of Republican Modernity

Those of us rooted in radical critiques of unjust and unsustainable systems are often told we must moderate our views to be practical. The authors in this volume remind us that an honest assessment of contemporary crises makes it clear that the only practical strategies to create a more just and sustainable world are, in fact, the ones rooted in radical thinking. These essays draw on the best of the past thinking and articulate new directions in which we need to go.